ASUS TUF Gaming GT502 White ATX Full Tower PC Case, Tempered Glass, Tool-Free Panel, Modular Design, ARGB Hub, 2- Way Graphic Card Mounting Orientation Compatible, 360mm and 280mm Radiator Compatible

This thing is built like a tank. It offers an excellent view, tons of space for working inside the case, great airflow, good cable management and allows up to 10 case fans to be installed. This does not include the GPU or AIO, in which case it would bring the total up to 16. It's an excellent case all in all. I had zero issues building in this case. For my next build, I will purchase the white GT502 Horizon.

Best case i have ever bought, and i have gone through many. If you want the bet showcase for your gear, this is it. The modularity of it allows for your own personal touch. And having all the drives, and powersupply in the back chamber, the classic clutter of cables is fixed! I got the white one for my windows, and now i want the black one for my linux build. All the side panels and glass are screwless, a simple button to release them. The option to mount the GPU vertically if you desire works great too! I have 5 fans in the front chamber, and two in the rear chamber. It runs so much cooler then my past few cases, and looks so nice. Now, remember it is much wider than a normal case, about 1/2 inch + a PSU wider, since you mount the PSU on the back side, hidden from view. Cable routing is easy, and with all the extra room in the back, you don't feel like you are bending the panel around the cables, like most cases that don't have any room behind the mobo. 10 stars! What did you expect thoug, it's ASUS.

I am very happy with this purchase, built an entry level ML/Ai workstation built with a Asus Z790 Plus with Wifi, i9 14Gen 149000, 4 sticks of 2TB M.2 storage 4Gen for blazing fast response times on ML/Ai workloads on a Asus RTX GeForce 5070 OC with a 10TB HHD for backup. Liquid cooling system, combined the system is a little beast with room to upgrade. Tower handles heat well and gets it out of the tower, the double chamber is a big win for running heavy workloads. Running Ollama Llama3:8B like a champ and replies very fast. I don't think Ill ever go back to a single chamber tower again. This is a great rig for gaming and app development using Ai. The HHD in my system is not creating a issue when working, which I was a little nervous about. All in all this is a solid system and very easy to build in.

After trying out several different cases and desktop configurations, I found my dream full-tower case in the ASUS TUF Gaming GT302 (black). Cooling is exceptional (no throttling of performance, as seen in Passmark), and the option to swap between tempered-glass or metal mesh for your front (show) chamber is my single most favorite feature. This case is absolutely premium, and the metal mesh is surprisingly transparent, toolless, and very sturdy. I think the material is iron, and it feels cool and very tough indeed. I would recommend this case to anyone with a system that may or may not present a cooling challenge. My system is as follows: Gigabayte X670 Aorus Elite AX Ryzen 9 7900X (170 Watt TDP) CORSAIR DOMINATOR PLATINUM RGB DDR5 RAM 32GB (2x16GB) 6000MHz CL36 MC POWER SPEC 1250W Power Supply 80 Plus Gold Certified Fully Modular WD Black SN850X NVME SSD (and one additional NVME drive) ASRock Taichi OC 7900XTX Gigabyte AORUS WATERFORCE X 360 AIO Noctua NT-HI thermal paste The ONLY reasons to keep looking are: -you absolutely must have an atrium "fishtank" style case -you need a small form factor -acoustics are your #1 concern, or you are an audiophile who refuses to purchase an external soundcard Otherwise, I was honestly bowled over by the quality and features of this case. Without writing a novel, I think most anyone is going to find a perfect home for their high-end gaming PC in the ASUS TUF Gaming GT302. I am dying to do a build in the white version.

This case is stellar, it’s so freaking easy to work on when building, plugging in cables and fans into the pins is really nice. I have big hands and it’s a breeze installing. The airflow is absolutely fan-tastic and fits the monster Gigabyte AORUS Master RTX 5080 with ease. Also includes a gpu support that has a very strong magnet so it stays in its place. I am SO glad I bought it. Wire management is huge, plenty of space to house a fan hub and all the fan and power supply wires. Wish the rgb edge lighting was in stock because I misread the advertisement and thought it was included because you have to be them separately. This case is heavy and is built like a tank. I can knock on the front panel and it sounds like rigid hard metal. Includes bracket for fans into the wiring area but I just left mine out. Glass is very hard and heavy, feels premium. Idling temps are shown in the pictures, using an i5 12600K for now, while gaming I’m not sure on cpu but 5080 stays cool at 46 degrees C while playing Cyberpunk 2077 at ultra settings at 1440p with ray tracing set to ultra and path tracing enabled. I recommend this case to anyone who wants a case that will last a very long time.

This is a good case, but it is old. The front fans had ancient RGB, like, pre-3pin 5V. It even came with a little hokey controller mid-wire that terminated at a MOLEX connector? I think this was designed around 2015 and never got an update, Asus really DGAF, it's a mystery they still sell it at the original price. The design is a great alternative to the "fishtank" look that every other case subscribes to, the GT501 is much meaner looking and the "panda" color scheme was what I needed, all my builds are panda. The mesh at the top of the case was a strange, patterned white and I could not find a way to order a black one (Corsair lets you do that) so I painted it. The case is large and heavy and very well built. The steel is thick, and there are plenty of captured thumbscrews. To fix the RGB issue, I ordered all new fans from Corsair, so tack on $75 to the cost of this case, you will do the same. It's a 2025 computer, for gods sake, fans and RGB should be controlled through software, not switches. I'm happy with the result, but this is a four star product. For reference I posted one of the pics with an air cooler, just in case someone is planning an air build, the BQ Elite fits well. I later removed it for an AIO for better performance and less noise.

I think this checks every box for a large ATX PC case. - You get excellent airflow with good quality 140mm fans which is great for keeping noise lower while keeping your components cool. - The build quality is high, everything feels solidly built. - The process of building a PC in this case is phenomenally easy. You can detach the top panel giving you ample room to work and connect all of your cables. The cable management is easy to handle and you have velcro ties to keep cables routed properly. - The only negative you might have is that the space to work in the case and the design of the PSU sitting under the motherboard means the case is tall so make sure you check if it will fit in your desk/ workspace before ordering.

From the moment I first set my eyes on the ASUS TUF Gaming GT502 White Case, I knew it was something special. Its stylish white finish, combined with a refined yet tactical look, immediately caught my attention. It’s not often that a gaming case makes you pause and appreciate its aesthetics, but this one certainly did. Friends who build PCs as regularly as I do have been wowed by this case. The white version, in particular, is something they hadn’t seen before, and it has received nothing but compliments. But let’s not stop at appearances. This case isn’t just a pretty face; it’s a powerful performer too. The build quality is outstanding - it feels robust and well-put-together, a clear sign of the meticulous workmanship that has gone into its creation. What impressed me further was how this case handles heat. Armed with a Raptor Lake flagship processor and a 360mm AIO, my rig stays cool under pressure, with temperatures hovering around a comfortable 32°C. The case’s excellent thermal performance ensures my gaming sessions are smooth, even when the action ramps up. The GT502 also boasts a host of handy features. The front panel RGB button and ARGB hub let you add a splash of color to your setup. The inclusion of USB 3.2 Type-C and dual USB 3.0 ports adds to the case’s convenience. Plus, the fabric handle on top is a nice touch for portability. In a nutshell, the ASUS TUF Gaming GT502 White ATX Mid-Tower Computer Case is more than just a good-looking case. It combines striking aesthetics with high-level performance, offering a fantastic package for PC builders and gaming enthusiasts. I couldn’t be happier with my choice, and I’m sure you will be too.